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. 2017 Feb 17;8:198. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2017.00198

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Copyright © 2017 Batth, Singh, Kumari and Mustafiz.

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Chromosomal distribution of AAO genes in diverse genera. Chromosomal distribution of AAO genes in (A) rice, (B) Arabidopsis, (C) Zea mays, (D) Glycine max, and (E) Sorghum bicolor. Only the chromosomes having ascorbate oxidase (AAO) genes are shown. The scale is in (300 Mb). The chromosomal position (Mb) depicted in parenthesis along with gene name for each AAO is also marked as horizontal bar on the chromosome. Pairs of segmentally duplicated genes are shown by a dotted line.